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![]() Frank&Sandy Orioles wrote: > Hi all, > > Recently I made some toffee (1 cup butter, 1 cup sugar, 1/4 cup water and > 1/2 tsp salt) as per my recipe. It came to 300 degrees, poured it out, > no problems at all. Last week, I went to make it again, and 3, yes THREE > batches in a row seperated at the 260 degree mark. It looks fine until > then, then the butter starts seperating out (so it looks like slimy maple > sugar-for lack of a better description). I thought for the first two > batches, it was the superfine sugar, so I went back to my regular sugar. > No use. > > My question is this: WHY????? Is there such a difference between Domino > sugar (that I used for the good batches) and store brand? Or is it the > butter? I have made other candies that worked (fudge), and the candy > thermometer worked fine. > > Thanks for the help. > > Sandy > PS, I'll be glad to forward the rest of the recipe along if anyone wants. |
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